Amit Anand, Managing Director of Apis India Limited, said the seedless Masala Dates range combines achari, imli and chilli lime flavours in a pre sliced format designed for convenient, ready to eat snacking.
Snacking preferences are shifting as consumers look for options that combine convenience with familiar flavours.
Apis India Limited has introduced a new product under its Misk brand that reimagines dates in a savoury, ready to eat format. The offering features deseeded and sliced dates blended with Indian spice profiles such as achari, imli and chilli lime.
Traditionally consumed in their whole form, dates often require preparation before eating. The new format removes this step by offering a seedless and pre sliced product designed for immediate use.
The range combines the natural sweetness of dates with spice blends typically associated with Indian snacks, creating a sweet savoury option that differs from conventional products in the category.
The product is positioned for multiple consumption occasions, including direct snacking as well as use in dishes such as chaat, salads and breakfast bowls.
Amit Anand, Managing Director of Apis India Limited, said, “We developed Masala Dates to address everyday convenience and healthy choices without moving away from familiar Indian flavour profiles. The range is intended for consumers who want ready to use options that fit into modern routines while offering distinct taste choices.”
The launch expands the company’s value added portfolio within its clean nutrition segment and reflects a broader trend of adapting traditional ingredients into formats that require minimal preparation.
The product will be available across retail stores, modern trade outlets and e commerce platforms across India in the coming weeks.
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